Ulrich Siegenthaler, 1941–1994

Contentious Contracts ¤ Ulrich Hege

This paper o¤ers an explanation of rationally incomplete contracts where incompleteness refers to unforeseen contingencies. Agents enter a relationship with two-sided moral hazard in which a commitment to discard parts of the joint resources may be ex ante e¢cient. This happens through costly legal dispute which arises when contract terms are missing for the undesirable outcomes. We show that a...

Ulrich Häring Erwin

FT3 values. FT3 values in the 2 patients with antibodies to T2, T3, or their conjugates were 12.3 and 32.6 pmol/L for the Vitros FT3II assay. With the Vitros FT3 assay, FT3 concentrations in 2-fold diluted control sera were 96% (1.1%) [mean (SD)] of those in the nondiluted sera, and in 2-fold diluted sera from 2 patients taking diclofenac, FT3 concentrations were 95.9% and 96.3% of those in the...

2 Finishing the Proof of Siegenthaler ’ S Theorem

Ulrich Brand Order and Formation

Under the heading of “global governance” a discussion is taking place on changes in the political, and thus in political regulation, particularly at the international level. In this contribution global governance in its “European social-democratic” variation is understood as a discourse which is a part of the search process of emerging postFordist politics and its substantiation. This takes pla...

Ulrich Fehl’s Contribution to Temporal Capital Theory

This paper briefly summarizes Ulrich Fehl’s important contributions to Austrian capital theory. While his work is well known in Europe he remains a relative unknown to the English speaking world. The intent of this paper is to introduce Ulrich Fehl to English-speaking economists who are interested in the Austrian School of economics. Ulrich Fehl (born in 1939) was full professor for General Eco...